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Tailored Brands lowers Q4 earnings outlook

Tailored Brands, Inc. has announced that retail segment comparable sales for November and December (the nine-week period ended January 5, 2019) decreased 1.4 percent, which reflects a 3.6 percent decrease at Men’s Wearhouse, a 0.1 percent increase at Jos. A. Bank, a 2.1 percent increase at K&G and a 3.5 percent increase at Moores. For the fourth...

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Jos. A. Bank expands custom suiting to TravelTech label

Menswear brand Jos. A. Bank has announced the expansion of its custom suiting and dress shirt programs to include the TravelTech brand, essentially a thermostat built into a suit. The new collaboration adds the benefit of performance fabrics to personalized tailored suits, sport coats and dress shirts. The TravelTech label is a collection...

Fashion

Jos A. Bank introduces performance technology

Jos. A. Bank has introduced a travel focused collection called TravelTech featuring 37.5 technology. TravelTech is a tailored clothing and sportswear line that incorporates a layer of high performance technology that is most commonly found in sports performance gear. The product from the TravelTech collection uses the 37.5 fabric technology...

Fashion

Jos. A. Bank launches custom suiting

American lifestyle brand Jos. A. Bank, known for their moderately priced quality merchandise, has introduced custom suiting to their reserve and 1905 brands. With the launch of both programs, this enables the company to provide customers with the option to personalize their suits, sport coats, trousers, vests and formalwear with custom details...

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Jos. A. Bank dropping Joseph Abboud

Tailored Brands, formerly known as Men's Wearhouse, has announced they will no longer be selling any Joseph Abboud labeled products at Jos. A. Bank stores. Instead, they will be restricting the sale of Joseph Abboud products to Men's Wearhouse and Joseph Abboud brick-and-mortar locations and online. While Joseph Abboud merchandise was selling...

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Jos. A. Bank sales continue to decline in Q3

The Men's Wearhouse reported GAAP loss per share for fiscal third quarter 2015 of 0.56 dollar. Adjusted EPS was 0.50 dollar. As reported in the company's preliminary results release on November 5, 2015, third quarter comparable sales increased 5.3 percent at Men's Wearhouse with clothing comps of 7.2 percent driven by higher transactions per...

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Former Jos A. Bank veteran to launch online men's wear business

With the men's wear market bigger and more booming than ever, a former Jos A. Bank employee has decided to take advantage of the current super star status of men's apparel. Steve Marshall, Jos A. Bank's former Divisional Vice-President, has teamed up with some of his co-workers at the Hampshire, Maryland-based chain to create Wilkes & Riley. The...